Mr. Crackerz wrote:Yeah, America wants to be unique with its dumb measurements. Celsius is more precise than Fahrenheit. Though what bothers me more is that the U.S. doesn't use the metric system.

America isn't the only nation that STILL uses Fahrenheit (Fahrenheit is older), in fact most developed nations used it at one point (imperial system is what some call the old system) until the metric system came along.

Actually F is more precise than C take into consideration:

100 F = 38 C

80 F = 27 C

100 - 80 = 20

38 - 27 = 11

20 - 11 = 9; That's 9 degrees of more accuracy.

I'm not saying US system (imperial) > metric though, metric is better IMO because it is waaaay easier to convert.

As an American that is familiar with both systems, I don't care what we use but in reality it is a bigger hindrance for other nations that we don't use the metric system because the massive majority of international media (books, movies, video games, etc.) that is either produced in the US or targeting the US market utilizes the imperial system for our benefit.

Little off topic: Out of curiosity googled "why the US doesn't us the metric system" and it's just crazy the volume of senseless anti-American comments you receive when you try to look at anything like that, people are so ignorant.

Mr. Crackerz wrote:Yeah, America wants to be unique with its dumb measurements. Celsius is more precise than Fahrenheit. Though what bothers me more is that the U.S. doesn't use the metric system.

I think i might of said this, But the only time an Australian doesn't use the metric system & reverts back to the old Inches, Feet & yards measurement, is when they are talking about there DICKS.

I think thats cause of the rounding up factor.... I mean a guy with a 21cm Johnson is always gonna say his dick is 7 Inches long... But the guy with the 22cm or 23cm dick isn't gonna want to forget to claim this extraness, so if someone ask he always rounds up to the nearest inch and says 8 Inches BABY!!!